Watch Donald Trump say ‘thank you’ as a crowd cheers him for a $20 million gift to charity. Does...

A new coronavirus vaccine heading to India was developed by a small team in Texas. It expects...

The ambition is to create a low-cost, open-source alternative to expensive and limited supply mRNA vaccines for developing and under-vaccinated countries.

World Added More Solar, Wind Than Anything Else Last Year

For the first time ever, solar and wind made up the majority of the world’s new power generation -- marking a seismic shift in how nations get their electricity.

Charges Dropped for Alabama Cop Who Partially Paralyzed Grandfather

Eric Parker, 27, still faces a civil lawsuit in connection with the incident.

Shake Shack, Potbelly: Companies with revenue over $100M are tapping small business relief loans |...

The relief program for small business owners helped giant firms while some mom-and-pop shops were left out.

AT&T customer since 1960 buys WSJ print ad to complain of slow speeds

Open letter to CEO asks why AT&T left DSL areas with shoddy Internet access.

Top Editor of Philadelphia Inquirer Resigns After ‘Buildings Matter’ Headline (Published 2020)

Stan Wischnowski, a 20-year veteran of the paper, stepped down days after the publication of an article that led to a walkout by dozens of Inquirer journalists.

Trump Exits Open Skies Treaty, Moves to Discard Observation Planes

The Trump administration formally shut the door on the Open Skies treaty, which was intended to reduce the risk of war by allowing Russia and the West to carry out unarmed reconnaissance flights over...

Pandemic Fatigue Is Real. But Now Is Not the Time to Give In to It.

This dark winter will not be forever. Spring will come again. It always does.

Pulse Oximeter Devices Have Higher Error Rate in Black Patients (Published 2020)

A study showed that the devices, which measure oxygen levels in the blood, were three times more likely to give misleading readings among African-American patients.

Researchers find Google serves nearly half of all ad traffic on fake news sites

Amazon.com serves the highest frequency of ads to low-credibility news sites.

Opinion | Anthony Fauci built a 40-year truce. Now war is coming.

One man, six presidents and the fragile truce between politics and science.

Fired for being female - Toronto Life

Irene Cybulsky was a superstar surgeon, and head of cardiac surgery at her hospital, but her all-male staff resented her. When she was replaced by a man, she found a novel way to get justice

The first time I realized I was black

CNN asked 20 people to tell us about the moment they first realized their skin color mattered. Share your own story with #realizediwasblack

Carter Center to monitor American election for first time

The Carter Center, which Jimmy Carter started after his presidency in part to assure fair elections in the developing world, is going to monitor an American contest for the first time.

Opinion | How Does an 83-Year-Old Jesuit End Up in Prison? (Published 2020)

Father Stan Swamy spent decades fighting for the rights of India’s marginalized people. In October, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government imprisoned him under antiterrorism laws.

Trump’s Taxes Show Chronic Losses and Years of Income Tax Avoidance (Published 2020)

The Times obtained Donald Trump’s tax information extending over more than two decades, revealing struggling properties, vast write-offs, an audit battle and hundreds of millions in debt coming due.

Geeta Anand Named Dean of Berkeley Journalism

UC Berkeley Journalism offers a two-year Master of Journalism (MJ) degree and a summer minor, preparing students for careers in journalism.

The Cost of Trump’s Assault on the Press and the Truth  

The President is being forced to give up his attempt to overturn the election. But he will continue his efforts to build an alternative reality around himself.